Prospa Launch New Label, Prophecy, with SAPIAN's Saucy "Reason Why"
The Leeds duo expands its international party series into a label poised to serve as a new home for next-gen club music.
Rachel Narozniak

To put it plainly, Prospa are having quite the year. The hotly tipped UK duo continues to run laps around the club and festival circuit, with music that travels even faster and farther, from “Free Your Mind” to “Good Girl” alongside Cloonee.
After releasing their debut album via CircoLoco Records in June (the first LP the label’s ever issued), the Leeds production pair clinches another milestone: the launch of their own imprint, Prophecy.
In classic Prospa fashion, a big career benchmark begets an equally big tune. “Reason Why” enters with some soul and a whole lot of attitude – the same flippancy it’s flaunted across floors for months now, anchored by a question that gets straight to the point: “Why don’t you move, damn it?”
The moment is significant for both Prospa and SAPIAN, the 22-year-old producer behind the single, who brings a fresh perspective to the house scene, backed by classic markers of success: productions on Diynamic, Black Book Records, and Maccabi House, and support from Jamie Jones, Michael Bibi, Josh Baker, and more. Listen below.
“Reason Why” is out now as Prophecy’s debut release, landing just one month after SAPIAN made his Ibiza debut at [UNVRS] as support for Anyma's ÆDEN residency.
With the launch of Prophecy, Prospa expand their international party series of the same name that, to date, has hosted a takeover at The Park at Factory Town during Miami Music Week and a run of sold-out shows at Magazine in London, KOKO, Brooklyn Storehouse, and The Concourse Project. Prophecy’s global events will continue to evolve in step with the label arm, with additional evenings planned at Awakenings during Amsterdam Dance Event and Radius in Chicago.
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